… organ donation and transplants, but not for heart transplants. … after cardiac arrest from DCD
donors: normothermic regional … surgical interruption of aortic arch vessels ensures cessation …

… , as compared with normothermic, clamped aortic anastomosis. … against the presence of
any aortic arch pathology. Various … lower body circulatory arrest. This overall method of total …

… autoregulation: deep hypothermic circulatory arrest (DHCA), … deep hypothermia, and
normothermic cardiopulmonary bypass (… do not make conclusions about autoregulation being fully …

… following cardiac arrest in donation after circulatory death … now much older (in some countries,
not infrequently up to 80 and on … lack of flow to the aortic arch vessels during NRP, thereby …

… inflow and hypothermic circulatory arrest is reasonable. … CPB is then established at 2.2–2.4
l/min/m 2 at normothermia. … not always provide good exposure for extensive aortic arch …

… Half of the collected blood was incubated at 37 C in a water bath for 3 h (normothermic …
were not accounted for. Therefore, further in vivo and clinical studies will be needed to fully …

… following aortic arch surgery [3]. However, the risk factors for AKI following TAR are not fully
… cated that neither mild hypothermia nor normothermia circulatory arrest was associated with …

… hypothermic circulatory arrest, electrocerebral inactivity and no cerebral perfusion to mild
hypothermia or normothermia … Aortic arch replacement generally contemplates a relatively long …

… rewarming and at normothermia per institutional protocol. … circulatory arrest (DHCA) for
subjects who did not have new … used for indications other than aortic arch repair), differences in …

… As opposed to a totally endovascular technique, which relies on the outward 163 radial force
… Normothermic frozen elephant 552 trunk surgery without circulatory arrest: how we do it in …